Handley v. Randolph

Respondent is a small child who was injured in an automobile accident. She was traveling in a car driven by her father, when it collided with one driven by defendant. Prom the judgment in favor of plaintiff, defendant appeals.

The facts of the case are quite unusual. A caravan of automobiles—so it is called in the briefs—was in procession from Maywood to San Diego, the cars being occupied by members of several branches of a well-known fraternal organization, together with their families. The procession consisted of about 150 cars, with appropriate spaces between them. Mr. Handley was a member…